Haworthia Seedling S109 is a 6cm rooted specimen.
• Form: Acaulescent, compact rosette displaying balanced radial symmetry. The thick, retuse leaves are arranged in an architectural, multi-tiered star formation, forming an attractive, low-growing geometric cluster.
• Leaves: Broadly deltoid-triangular, fleshy, and distinctly retuse with flattened to gently convex terminal facets. Each leaf tapers to an acute apex crowned by a minute, translucent terminal point. Margins and dorsal keels are smooth, cartilaginous, and entire, occasionally bearing microscopic denticulations along the upper edges.
• Texture & Windows: The apical retuse surfaces feature broad, semi-pellucid fenestrations characterized by an embossed, micro-rugulose cuticle with a lustrous sheen. Heavy, dark chocolate and reddish-brown longitudinal striations dissect the windows into well-defined linear panels.
• Color: Vibrant apple-to-emerald green ground coloration across the active inner rosette. Under strong illumination and controlled watering, the mature outer leaves develop a brilliant fiery spectrum of coral-orange, terracotta, ruby-red, and deep chocolate-purple anthocyanin stress coloration.
